Maybe that was not the first day she had met him. The only other options I can think of also make that scene seem fake. I was really surprised when she asked him to come to dinner at her house even though it seemed like she had just met him. It'll make a great Expressionist Art Piece, I assure you.ġ5. Actually it's simpler than that, free publicity for the corporation One of these days we're going to PUSH BACK. To The Upper Crust, Keep Pushing, Assholes. Mine would make Running Man look like Match Game. I don't think any of these pieces of shit would EVER want to let ME produce a Reality Show with them in mind. A lot of people are out of work, pissed off, and they can see that CEO's, Banksters, and the Upper Crust are giving themselves huge bonuses, and basically pissing down the throats of The Peasants and partying at our expense, while our world burns to the ground. I haven't watched the show, so I may be putting a lot of assumption into that notion, but if it's like any other reality show, it's scripted, slickly produced, and bears little resemblace to any actual "reality." I think the timing of the show's release is even more in-your-face and "Eat Your Cake And Like It, Peasants" than the actual content itself, if that could be possible. I'm guessing the reality show staples were present - an overworked single mother (sob story), someone who has overcome the odds and has cheerful outlook (feel good story), and somebody who isn't adhering to the corporate rules and makes the CEO upset (villain story).
#Undercover boss fake full
I'd be willing to wager that almost all of the scenes on this show are staged, with everyone involved knowing full well what is going on. Assuming the show were legitimate, what about the thousands of other employees not featured on the show - too fucking bad, you weren't on the show, so you get a big fat nothing! The whole thing reeks of artificiality. Then, at the end of the show, he hands out a few token rewards to those employees who were featured on the show, and makes a few half-assed pledge.
#Undercover boss fake tv
As if a corporate CEO can truly understand what the low-level workers are going through by simply spending a couple of hours following them around, with a full TV production crew in tow.
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